Turkey

Washington's restrained expressions of support after the failed July putsch have brought Ankara's frustrations to a head

Many enterprises with any connection to Gulen could face reprisals

Turkish-Russian relations are returning to where they were, which means disagreement still over Syria

Turkey's interests bind it to the EU; a cooler working relationship is more likely than a complete break with the West

There is still more that divides Moscow and Ankara than unites them

Turks are rightly proud of preventing the July coup but the rallying around Erdogan is taking on a nationalist slant

The coup attempt marks a watershed for Turkey, with important implications for foreign policy

Erdogan's citizenship offer would not solve Syrian refugees' economic difficulties